Artists, movie & tv actors’ panels, hundreds of vendors, crowds jamming the convention center & adjacent participating hotels & nearby closed-off- streets-to-car-traffic, restaurants & local hotels enjoying their busiest week of the year, and a time when even adults can let loose with their diversity of costumes.

For my wife and I, it started with early a.m. before Preview Night.  We needed to set up our panels for the Art Show at the Hyatt near Seaport Village—which was really cool, because it was open to the general public. Also, because we had tickets for Preview Night, we lucky ones got a head start on beating the really big crowds and receiving extra freebees—which might include anything from special toys & paraphernalia, books & comics & posters, art prints, large tote bags, program booklets for the upcoming week’s events, and at least a general feel for the exhibit floor’s layout before the next crowd-filled days.

Fortunately, our staycation at our hotel provided attendees with a free shuttle in order to avoid the downtown herd of cars.  Only the shuttles and permit vehicles were allowed on that stretch of the convention center.

Now that my feet are at rest, I’d like to share with you some pics of our experience—a few of them described; the rest for your visual enjoyment.  Peace.

              

    Me–early Wednesday after my panel setup.                            Jenny & I in our Saturday finery.

   

    

          

     

     

   

     

     

           

      

      

      

My wife got Cameron’s autograph & told him he looked better with his tv
series’ beard. He said his girlfriend agreed & he would have to grow it back.

      

      

     

      

            

      

                 

                      

      

    Artist/writer Carin Myrberg from Sweden.                         Artist Barbara Marker & husband.

After the storm.

Have a wonderful day, Everyone!

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